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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	GOLDSBOROUGH MORT BUILDING 516-526 BOURKE STREET AND 152-162 WILLIAM STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	The Goldsborough Mort Building was built in 1862 to designs by architect John Gill and was Richard Goldsborough's first warehouse in what became an extensive complex in this area of the city. The original design was a four storey bluestone building divided into offices and a wool warehouse. Internally cast iron columns and wrought iron beams support the timber floor joists which carried the weight of wool in storage. The top floor was added in 1882, possibly at the same time as ... more
	LANGDON BUILDING 351 - 355 KING STREET WEST MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	The Langdon Building at 351-355 King Street was built as three terrace houses by the owner-builder Robert Kidd. He built them in stages as follows: No.351 in 1863, No.353 in 1865 and No.355 in 1869. Kidd lived at No.353. The middle house of the three was a shop from 1870 but has now had its shopfront removed. All three terrace houses are two storeys, constructed in brick with coursed bluestone facades. Access was directly off the street in the manner of English town houses. ... more
	INGLEBY HOMESTEAD AND OUTBUILDINGS 765 INGLEBY ROAD WINCHELSEA AND 3470 CAPE OTWAY ROAD BIRREGURRA, SURF COAST SHIRE	The exploration of Hamilton Hume and William Hilton Hovell into inland New South Wales and Victoria on route to the Port Phillip District in 1824-25 and the favourable reports of the land they had seen was a significant event in the colonization of Victoria. While Hume and Hovell discovered major inland rivers and first sighted the mountains of the Great Dividing Range in Victoria, it was the adventurous Launceston sealers, whalers and pastoralists who informally took up ... more
	HOUSE/BUILDING SITE 114 CHISHOLM AVENUE MALMSBURY, MACEDON RANGES SHIRE
	TOMASETTI BUILDING 277-279 FLINDERS LANE MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	This place is included on the Victorian Heritage Inventory, for its potential to contain historical archaeological remains associated with the settlement and growth of early Melbourne. Under the terms of the Heritage Act 2017 there is protection for all historical archaeology sites and objects in the state. Please visit the Heritage Victoria website to find out more about the Heritage Inventory.
	EARLY BUILDING (SITE) 26 WHITEHALL STREET FOOTSCRAY, MARIBYRNONG CITY	The site has archaeological significance. It is possible that remains from wooden terrace houses exist at this site with associated artefacts.
	CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL BUILDING W E STANBRIDGE HALL , STANBRIDGE HALL 54 CENTRAL SPRINGS ROAD DAYLESFORD, HEPBURN SHIRE	Christ Church, Church of England School was built as a non vested denominational school. Built as a single roomed school by the Anglican congregation of Daylesford, the building was completed in April 1857 and the school opened on 4 May 1857 with 50 pupils enrolled. The school building was also used for worship until the church , designed by architect Leonard Terry, was opened in December 1864. Following Victoria's separation from New South ... more
	FORMER BEEHIVE BUILDING SITE 306-314 HARGREAVES STREET, BENDIGO VIC 3550	The remains from each of the phases of the site have the potential to provide information on development and early life in the city of Bendigo. While the actual integrity and significance of the archaeological remains are not known at this stage there is a strong possibility that remains may have considerable significance in providing scientific and educational information that could not be found from any other source and would be of benefit to the local community, the gold fields communities ... more
	FORMER GOLLIN AND COMPANY BUILDING ABRAHAMS BUILDING 561-563 BOURKE STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	The Former Gollin and Company Building was designed by Charles D'Ebro and built in 1902 by Clements Langford. It is a five storey building, constructed of load-bearing brick with steel floor joists. It is decorated with stucco details, including elaborate main door and window surrounds, gables, and string courses at impost and sill heights. Features of the exterior are the corner sign surround front door case with a swan-neck pediment, metal eaves brackets and ... more
	COOPS SHOT TOWER AND FLANKING BUILDING KNOX PLACE MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	Coop's Shot Tower and Flanking Building were erected in 1889-90 and consist of a two storey, three bay brick structure dominated by a fifty metre high castellated tower. The Tower was used for the manufacture of lead shot until closing in 1960. It remained unoccupied until being incorporated into the Melbourne Central shopping centre in the late 1980s-early 1990s. Coop's Shot Tower and Flanking Building are of historical and ... more

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